Class 2A

Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 10, Williamsburg 6

Central Lyon/George-Little Rock grinded out 200 yards rushing and edged out Williamsburg 10-6 to win the 2A title. Zach Lutmer led the ground attack with 140 yards and he also threw for 85 yards and their lone touchdown to Reece Vander Zee. It was only 3-0 in favor of the Lions at halftime on a 22-yard field goal by Matthew Dieren. Williamsburg got their lone score on a 34-yard pass from Carson Huedepohl to Rayce Heitman with 1:42 left in the third quarter but they missed the PAT. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock ends with a perfect 13-0 mark. Williamsburg ends the season at 12-1.

Class 3A

Harlan Community 30, Mount Vernon 23

Harlan Community scored the final three touchdowns of the game to rally for a 30-23 victory over Mount Vernon to repeat as Class 3A Champs. Teagon Kasperbauer found Jacob Birch on a 6-yard toss with 16 seconds left in the third to start the rally. Then in the fourth Kasperbauer found Cade Sears twice, once from 3 yards out with 3:39 left and then a 48-yard bomb with 1:24 left in the game to lift the Cyclones to the win. The Cyclones outgained the Mustangs 291-106. Mount Vernon struggled to find offense without the Class 3A passing leader Joey Rhomburg who didn’t play after suffering an injury late in their semifinal win over Humboldt. Harlan ends the season at 12-1. Mount Vernon also ended their year at 12-1.

Class 1A

Van Meter 35, West Sioux, Hawarden 7

Van Meter used balanced offense and a ball hawking defense to repeat as Class 1A Champions. The Bulldogs picked off 4 West Sioux passes, returning two for touchdowns to boost the win. The Bulldogs repeat at 12-1. West Sioux is runner up again at 11-2.

Class 5A

Southeast Polk 49, Valley, W.D.M. 14

Southeast Polk running back Abu Sama carried the ball 24 times for 372 yards and 6 TDs, breaking IHSAA title game records, and the Rams repeated as 5A champs. They finished with 432 yards rushing as a team and 690 yards of total offense. The Rams finish at 12-1. Valley has their great postseason run stopped and finish 8-5.